🛢️ KANDIYOHI 159-90-6-18H 2

Hunt Oil Company · Burke County, ND · File #42858 · Generated 2026-04-29 02:34

API: 3301302028
Target Formation: Middle Bakken
Confidence: High

📊 Signals (6)

Tier	Signal	Date	Service Impact
Tier 3	Requirement for cores and samples preservation, with submission within 30 days of drilling completion and 180 days for cores.⏰ TIME-SENSITIVE 📄 Cores and Samples Letter Mandatory core preservation is a non-routine regulatory requirement for Middle Bakken wells, indicating detailed geological intent.	2026-04-27	General Oilfield Services
Tier 3	Completion via wet shoe assembly with ability to frac out the shoe, enabling extended lateral reach and potential for re-entry operations. 📄 Stipulations - Conditions of Approval Wet shoe design is a specific engineering choice not standard in all horizontals, allowing for future modifications without full re-drill.	2026-04-22	Completions / Frac
Tier 3	Closed mud system required, with no cuttings pit, and remote/automatic shutoff devices on all equipment. 📄 Stipulations - Conditions of Approval Environmental controls like closed mud systems are stricter than standard, reflecting regulatory pressure in North Dakota.	2026-04-22	Mud / Fluids
Tier 3	Operator reviewed wells within 500' for anti-collision concerns, with specific directional azimuth and coordinates provided. 📄 Operator Assertions and Approved Directional Points Detailed anti-collision planning indicates proactive risk management in a densely drilled area, beyond basic permit requirements.	2026-04-22	Directional Drilling
Tier 3	Well designed as part of a multi-well pad including Kandiyohi 159-90-6-13H-1 and Dimond 160-91-36-24H-4, indicating pad-sharing strategy for cost efficiency and operational synergy. 📄 Permit Information - Stipulations and Operator Assertions Multi-pad development is non-routine compared to single-well permits and signals intent for accelerated infill drilling in the area.	2026-04-22	General Oilfield Services
Tier 3	Confirmed no use of diesel fuel in hydraulic fracture stimulation, per 2014 memo compliance. 📄 Statement Regarding Hydraulic Fracture Stimulation using Diesel Fuel Explicit diesel avoidance is a regulatory compliance choice that differentiates from operators using diesel blends.	2026-03-31	Completions / Frac

💡 Operator Intent

Pursue efficient multi-well pad development to minimize surface disturbance and costs in the Thompson Lake-Bakken Pool.

Pad shared with two other horizontals, no separate production facility, and specific spacing unit defined for 1920 acres.
Ensure regulatory compliance and environmental stewardship to facilitate permit approval and long-term operations.

Explicit confirmations on diesel avoidance, anti-collision reviews, and adherence to survey/log submission rules.
Prepare for potential future re-entries or modifications via wet shoe design and detailed directional planning.

Wet shoe assembly for frac-out capability and precise bottom-hole coordinates provided.

🔧 Service Operator Relevance

Directional drilling and surveying

Permit approved April 2026 with construction contact required prior to dirt work; urgency for pre-spud services in multi-pad setup.

Completion and fracturing

Wet shoe design implies immediate need for toe sleeve installation and frac services post-drilling, with hydraulic fracture notice required 21-31 days prior.

Environmental and waste management

Closed mud system and filter sock containers required from spud; opportunity for containment and disposal services during operations.